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Boat Club menus, all signed with signatures of crews comprising:

(1) D Boat dinner, Nov 1919
(2) Lent Bumps 1920
(3) Crock Eights A and B boats, Nov 1920
(4) May Bumps 1921
(5) Crock Eights A boat, Nov 1921
(6) Lent Bumps 1922
(7) May Bumps 1922
(8) Trial Eights, Nov 1922
(9) Lent Bumps 1923
(10) May Bumps 1923
(11) Lent Bumps 1925
(12) May Bumps 1925
(13) May Bumps 1926
(14) Lent Bumps 1927
(15) Boat Club Centenary dinner, July 1931 (with list of members)
(16) May Bumps 1933

Menus for the following:

(1) Clare College and University Oxford College Rugby Union Football Clubs, Jan 1920

(2) Association Football Club, Mar 1922

(3) Athletic Club, Mar 1922

(4) Rugby Football Club, Dec 1922

Dinner menus for the Macfarlane Grieve Feast held on Shrove Tuesday 1926 and 1933 and menus for the Blythe Feast held in Dec 1929 and 1931.

Comprising:

(1) Three offprints from the Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 1883 and nd [1884 or later]

(2) Two offprints from the Proceedings of the Royal Society, 1883

(3) One offprint from Sachs, Arbeiten des botanischen Instituts in Wurzburg, nd [after 1883]

(4) One offprint from Annals of Botany, 1887

Comprising:

(1) 'Amber' and 'On the natural forms which have suggested some of the commonest implements of stone, bone and wood' (2 copies). Both reprints from The Archaeological Journal, 1901

(2) 'The Cambridgeshire dykes'. Reprint from the Journal of the British Archaeological Association, 1913

(3) 'Marathon'. Reprint from The Classical Review [nd]

Woodcuts of views of Clare College printed in Lady Clare (1920s) and Cambridge and Clare (1985). Some or all are by Harry Godwin including the bottom of E staircase, Clare Bridge, avenue gate, roofs and chimneys.

Lists of dates and numbers of Indian spotted ladybirds. Most pages blank with some loose sheets of ladybird diagrams and lab research instructions.

Notebook contains tables divided into 'day' and 'findings' columns. Some graphs also included.

Records pairs of male and female ladybirds which have been crossbred to produce eggs. Numbers of eggs and gender of each resulting ladybird is also given.

First page includes written background and summary of project to inject ladybirds with bacterium which is followed by experiment methods. Progress and problems encountered is also recorded giving calculations of infections. Tables and figures also present including hatch rate summary.